
Leslie Dwyer
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- August 28, 1906
- Died
- December 29, 1986 (aged 80)
- Birthplace
- Catford, London, England, UK
Biography
Leslie Dwyer was an English film and tv actor, best known to modern audiences for his role as Mr Partridge, the miserable Punch and Judy man with a dislike of children in television's Hi-de-Hi.
Known For
Filmography

Dominique
Movie

Hi-de-Hi!
TV · as Mr. Partridge · 39 eps
Time of My Life
TV · as Mr Archer · 1 ep

Terry and June
TV · as Uncle Vernon · 1 ep
Leave it to Charlie
TV · as Arnold Merryweather · 1 ep

The Famous Five
TV · as Grandad · 1 ep
Street Party
Movie · as Grandad
Jubilee 1977
TV · as Grandad · 1 ep
Waxworks
Movie

The Peddler
Movie · as Alec's Father

The Sweeney
TV · as Ted Greenhead · 1 ep

Angels
TV · 1 ep

Late Call
TV · as Arthur Calvert · 4 eps
Brenda
Movie · as Les Penny

Doctor Who: Carnival of Monsters
Movie · as Vorg
After Loch Lomond
Movie · as Mr. Maystead

Seven of One
TV · as Willie · 1 ep
Oranges and Lemons
TV · as Les Penny · 1 ep
A Touch of the Victorians
Movie · as Jack

Crown Court
TV · 1 ep

A Hole Lot of Trouble
Movie · as Evangelist

The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes
TV · as Lost Property Man · 1 ep
You're Only Young Twice
TV · 6 eps

Play for Today
TV · as Alec's Father · 1 ep

Crooks and Coronets
Movie · as Henry

Up in the Air
Movie · as Coach Driver

The Bliss of Mrs. Blossom
Movie · as Bookshop Assistant

Lionheart
Movie · as Carpenter
King of the River
TV · as The Ganger · 1 ep

Die, Monster, Die!
Movie · as Potter

I've Gotta Horse
Movie · as Bert

Public Eye
TV · as Arthur Mack · 1 ep

Theatre 625
TV · as Stan · 1 ep

Seventy Deadly Pills
Movie · as Police Constable Robinson

Doctor Who
TV · as Vorg · 4 eps

Sergeant Cork
TV · as Best · 1 ep

Z-Cars
TV · as Joe · 3 eps

Steptoe and Son
TV · as Lionel Sturgis · 1 ep

Left Right and Centre
Movie · as Alf Stoker

The 39 Steps
Movie · as Milkman

No Hiding Place
TV · 2 eps

Under Night Streets
Movie · as Jack Bedwell (voice)

Stormy Crossing
Movie · as Bill Harris, Kitty's Trainer
The End Begins
Movie · as Sgt. Marks

Not So Dusty
Movie

Eyewitness
Movie · as Henry Cammon

Cloak Without Dagger
Movie · as Fred Borcombe

Armchair Theatre
TV · as Charlie Woodburn · 1 ep

Room in the House
Movie · as Benji Pugh

Where There's a Will
Movie · as Alfred "Alfie" Brewer

The Good Die Young
Movie · as Stookey

The Black Rider
Movie · as Robert Plack

Roadhouse Girl
Movie · as George Saunders

Hindle Wakes
Movie · as Chris Hawthorn

The Hour of 13
Movie · as Ernie Perker

Judgment Deferred
Movie · as Flowers

My Wife's Lodger
Movie · as Roger the Lodger
Dodging the Column
Movie · as Narrator (voice)

There Is Another Sun
Movie · as Mick Foley

Smart Alec
Movie · as Gossage

Laughter in Paradise
Movie · as Police Sergeant

Double Confession
Movie · as Leonard

Lilli Marlene
Movie · as Berry

Midnight Episode
Movie

Sunday Night Theatre
TV · as Lovelace Dashworth · 1 ep

Now Barabbas
Movie · as Brown

It's Not Cricket
Movie · as Batman

Poet's Pub
Movie · as Holly

A Boy, a Girl and a Bike
Movie · as Steve Hall
The Bad Lord Byron
Movie · as Fletcher

Bond Street
Movie · as Barman

The Calendar
Movie · as Sam Hillcott
When The Bough Breaks
Movie · as George

Temptation Harbour
Movie · as Reg Slater

Piccadilly Incident
Movie · as Sam

A Matter of Life and Death
Movie · as ARP Warden (uncredited)

Night Boat to Dublin
Movie · as George Leggett

I See a Dark Stranger
Movie · as Soldier in Café (uncredited)

Great Day
Movie · as Pub Customer

Perfect Strangers
Movie · as Stripey

The Way Ahead
Movie · as Pvt. Sid Beck

United States
Movie · as British soldier

The Lamp Still Burns
Movie · as Siddons

Yellow Canary
Movie · as Ship's Steward

In Which We Serve
Movie · as Parkinson

The Goose Steps Out
Movie · as German Soldier on Train

They Flew Alone
Movie · as Lighthouse Keeper (uncredited)

The Young Mr. Pitt
Movie · as Servant at Lord Auckland's

Cheer Up
Movie · as Hotel Guest (uncredited)